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Definition of almanac
1 : a publication containing astronomical and meteorological data for a given year and often including a miscellany of other information
2 : a usually annual publication containing statistical, tabular, and general information
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Examples of almanac in a Sentence
an almanac of town news
Recent Examples of almanac from the Web
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But this book is not just an almanac of wacky facts.
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If the selling keeps up through the end of the month, the almanac suggests investors should sell stocks and wait for the inevitable further decline.
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Origin and Etymology of almanac
Middle English almenak, from Medieval Latin almanach, probably from Arabic al-manākh the almanac
ALMANAC Defined for English Language Learners
almanac
playDefinition of almanac for English Language Learners
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: a book published every year that contains facts about the movements of the sun and moon, changes in the tides, and information of general interest
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: a book published every year that contains detailed information on a special subject
ALMANAC Defined for Kids
almanac
playDefinition of almanac for Students
: a book published yearly that contains facts about weather and astronomy and other general information
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